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Adam Kilpatrick (oysters) - BPL Lifetime Member

My Locale South Australia
About Me Into Bushwalking in remote areas in Australia. Have completed alot of walks in Southern Australia, especially in the Flinders Ranges, but also some decent trips in Victoria, Tasmania, and Central Australia.

I also spend a lot of time in the field for work (arid areas) and am an avid Scouter!

Oh yeah, and I'm into cycling and photography too.
CityAdelaide
StateSouth Australia
CountryAustralia
My Website URLhttp://worldtrike.crazyguyonabike.com

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Bevy of SUL
I realise this thread ended a while ago, but Pete, did you think of using velcro at all in your colar design? I am going to make a poncho/tarp of similar design-mine will be slightly shorter in len...

In Make Your Own Gear » Bevy of SUL
March 06, 9:44pm
Re: Re: Possum Down heat resistance, Firelite 500, wood fire
Thanks for the reply Gene I was thinking of using a lid for the same reason-when fuel is unlimited stove efficiency isn't as high a priority. Also to stop water boiling off too quick (water ...

In GEAR » Possum Down heat resistance, Firelite 500, wood fire
February 25, 9:54pm
Insulating Ti Pots
Has anyone tried to make a neoprene insulative cover for a Ti pot/mug, like the new Firelite 500? Without a flux ring on the bottom will you just end up melting it with licking flames from the side...

In Make Your Own Gear » How to make a flux ring?
February 06, 9:20pm
Re: Super Cat Stove
Ive made a couple of these without the template-just guessed on number size and positioning of holes. Works fine. I think the best thing about the super cat is that it is so simple-stand and sto...

In Make Your Own Gear » Super Cat Stove
January 31, 8:01pm
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Would you walk past?
I agree with all those that said things are different up there. If you want to take part in such activities you accept the risks involved in that activity. Its how I think with everything I d...

In General Lightweight Backpacking Discussion » Would you walk past?
January 18, 7:20pm
Possum Down heat resistance, Firelite 500, wood fire
Hi everyone. I am considering using a firelite 500 pot, with handles (when I get one) on top of a small woodstove. The stove will be very rudimentary-probably just a small stand (wire or Ti S...

In GEAR » Possum Down heat resistance, Firelite 500, wood fire
January 18, 2:23am
Arc Bags and possum down
Duane and Jay, thanks for the advice. I am thinking then if I get a cocoon with hood that will be enough extra insulation with a Ghost at night. I still want another head layer, mainly for on cold ...

In GEAR » Nunatak ARC's and side sleeping?
January 14, 4:30pm
More questions about Arc bags
Hi everyone I have some Arc questions too so I thought I would tap in. Thinking about using an Arc Ghost with a Cocoon Pullover (when I can get hold of one) in the South Australian (Flinders ...

In GEAR » Nunatak ARC's and side sleeping?
January 13, 6:05am
Re: PCT in October
Thanks for the reply Don! I later found a couple of sites on Joshua Tree, so now I am more orientated! Good to hear about the ice axe. I guess I would just have to make sure my tent is capabl...

In Editor's Roundtable » Notes from the Field: Summer on the Pacific Crest Trail
October 27, 5:40pm
PCT from mojave onwards
Don, thanks for such an insightful trip report. I am toying with taking a year off post Uni and getting a round the world ticket, starting October 2007. Its highly likely I will stop in LA on th...

In Editor's Roundtable » Notes from the Field: Summer on the Pacific Crest Trail
October 25, 11:52pm

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